The Origin and Development of the Moral Ideas, àÅèÁ·Õè 1Macmillan and Company, limited, 1924 |
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... ancient Mexico , traitors and conspirators were not only themselves killed , but their children and relatives 1 Petroff , ' Report on Alaska , ' in Tenth Census of the United States , p . 158 . Ellis , Ewe - speaking Peoples of the ...
... ancient Mexico , traitors and conspirators were not only themselves killed , but their children and relatives 1 Petroff , ' Report on Alaska , ' in Tenth Census of the United States , p . 158 . Ellis , Ewe - speaking Peoples of the ...
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... ancient India , and among the Arabs and Hebrews , there was a belief that a curse , especially if it was undeserved , might fall back on the head of him who uttered it . The same belief prevailed , or still prevails , among the Irish ...
... ancient India , and among the Arabs and Hebrews , there was a belief that a curse , especially if it was undeserved , might fall back on the head of him who uttered it . The same belief prevailed , or still prevails , among the Irish ...
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... . 8 Plutarch , De sera numinis vindicta , 19. Cf. ibid . 12 ; Cicero , De natura Deorum , iii . 38 . 9 Farnell , op . cit . i . 77. Maine , Ancient Law , p . 127 . " 1 The law them , by which they themselves II 71 THE MORAL EMOTIONS.
... . 8 Plutarch , De sera numinis vindicta , 19. Cf. ibid . 12 ; Cicero , De natura Deorum , iii . 38 . 9 Farnell , op . cit . i . 77. Maine , Ancient Law , p . 127 . " 1 The law them , by which they themselves II 71 THE MORAL EMOTIONS.
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... ancient times , and that social affection arose in those days when the conditions of life became favourable to an expansion of the early family , when the chief obstacle to a gregarious life - scarcity of food - was overcome , and ...
... ancient times , and that social affection arose in those days when the conditions of life became favourable to an expansion of the early family , when the chief obstacle to a gregarious life - scarcity of food - was overcome , and ...
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... ancient Greeks , with whom happiness was the state of nature , never spoke of duty , but held virtue to be the Supreme Good , Christianity , on the other hand , which looked upon man as a being born and bred in sin , regarded morals pre ...
... ancient Greeks , with whom happiness was the state of nature , never spoke of duty , but held virtue to be the Supreme Good , Christianity , on the other hand , which looked upon man as a being born and bred in sin , regarded morals pre ...
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